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What is the strategy used when opening a new topic in a communicative situation?
What is the strategy used when opening a new topic in a communicative situation?
- Topic control
- Turn-taking
- Nomination (correct)
- Restriction
What does repair in a conversation involve?
What does repair in a conversation involve?
- Ending the communication
- Moving from one topic to another
- Recouping lost rapport (correct)
- Repeating the same message
Which approach requires permission to speak?
Which approach requires permission to speak?
- Formal approach (correct)
- Informal approach
- Termination
- Topic shifting
What does turn-taking aim to achieve?
What does turn-taking aim to achieve?
What is the purpose of topic control?
What is the purpose of topic control?
Study Notes
Communication Strategies
- Opening a new topic: In a communicative situation, this strategy involves making a clear break from the previous topic, using transitional phrases, and providing a clear introduction to the new topic.
Conversation Repair
- Repair in a conversation: It involves correcting or clarifying misunderstandings, and resolving problems that arise during the conversation, to maintain the flow of communication.
Speaking Approaches
- Permission to speak: The Formal Approach requires permission to speak, emphasizing the importance of respect and politeness in formal conversations.
Turn-Taking
- Turn-taking aim: The goal of turn-taking is to achieve a smooth and efficient exchange of ideas, allowing participants to contribute to the conversation without interrupting or dominating the conversation.
Topic Control
- Purpose of topic control: Topic control seeks to manage the flow of topics, ensuring that the conversation stays focused and relevant, and that participants stay engaged and interested in the discussion.
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Test your understanding of communication strategies with this quiz. Explore the concepts of nomination, restriction, and turn-taking in communicative situations.